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Explaining back pain with a spine model – Patient-centered Education

Connecting with patients is the future of healthcare. With low back pain and neck pain as the leading cause of disability and lost work days on this planet, getting to the roots of helping people with these conditions is imperative.

June 11, 2017

Our dynamic spine models demonstrate realistic motion to connect both doctors and patients as well as educators and students. A viscoelastic core enables 6 degrees of freedom providing a real-time look at a spinal motion segment….helping communicate the mechanical factors responsible for injury as well as identifying the movements most favourable for the best outcomes. To our existing customers, thank you for the confidence in our models. For those that are not quite yet sure, we extend an invitation to explore our growing product line and testimonials.

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